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"A double burden, a double cross" : Andrei Sobol as a Russian-Jewish writer / Vladimir Khazan.

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Jews of Russia & Eastern Europe and their legacyPublisher: Boston, MA : Academic Studies Press, 2017Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781618117120
  • 1618117122
Subject(s): Genre/Form: Additional physical formats: Print version:: "A double burden, a double cross".; Print version:: "A double burden, a double cross".DDC classification:
  • 891.73/42 23
LOC classification:
  • PG3476.S577
Online resources:
Contents:
" ... And, apparently, a very good Jew": Sobol as a Russian-Jewish literary critic and journalist -- Baal-Machshoves and Andrei Sobol: two views on the purpose and objectives of Russian-Jewish literature -- The context and subtext of Sobol's open letter to D. Merezhkovsky -- A battle that never happened (Sobol's unpublished open letter to Ivan Bunin) -- Andrei Sobol and Evreiskii Mir -- Overcoming the myth: Jewish themes, motifs, and images in Sobol's works -- Between literature and politics: Sobol's novel Pyl' -- Jewish themes, motifs, and images in Sobol's short stories -- The fate of Sobol's book Evrei -- Sobol's translation of Wandering Stars -- Andrei Sobol and the Jewish theater -- Conclusion.
Summary: A comprehensive and exhaustive account of Andrei Sobol's public, literary, and artistic activities as a purely Russian-Jewish phenomenon. Khazan analyzes his biographical subject within the framework of cultural studies.
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Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed February 26, 2018).

Includes bibliographical references.

" ... And, apparently, a very good Jew": Sobol as a Russian-Jewish literary critic and journalist -- Baal-Machshoves and Andrei Sobol: two views on the purpose and objectives of Russian-Jewish literature -- The context and subtext of Sobol's open letter to D. Merezhkovsky -- A battle that never happened (Sobol's unpublished open letter to Ivan Bunin) -- Andrei Sobol and Evreiskii Mir -- Overcoming the myth: Jewish themes, motifs, and images in Sobol's works -- Between literature and politics: Sobol's novel Pyl' -- Jewish themes, motifs, and images in Sobol's short stories -- The fate of Sobol's book Evrei -- Sobol's translation of Wandering Stars -- Andrei Sobol and the Jewish theater -- Conclusion.

A comprehensive and exhaustive account of Andrei Sobol's public, literary, and artistic activities as a purely Russian-Jewish phenomenon. Khazan analyzes his biographical subject within the framework of cultural studies.

In English.

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